David L. Cook - Television

Television

In August 2007 David joined in partnership with the Firebird Arts Alliance. Cook was asked by David Tang, president of Firebirds, to write and produce a theme song for the television series New South Crossings. The theme song was called, "Meet Me at the Crossroads". Cook won an Emmy Award on January 24, 2009 for his work on the series audio and soundtrack. Cook is also credited as one of the shows associate producers.

Cook appeared in the episode entitled, "Master Class". In this episode Cook was seen working with younger artists such as the Whippersnappers and Caroline Keller. Cook shows them the ins and outs of working together musically and during the episode they perform the actual theme song for the series. On June 27, 2010, Cook won another Emmy award, this time for writing and singing the theme song, Meet Me At the Crossroads

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